Residential Recovery
Men live on-site at our Kugark Village campus and walk through a structured recovery program with daily counseling and discipleship.
Papua New Guinea Highlands
Hope is being rebuilt, one life at a time.
Bridging Gap is Papua New Guinea's first drug and alcohol rehabilitation center — a place where men trapped in addiction find recovery, faith, and a future.
1st
rehab center in PNG
6+
years of recovery in our founder
$12K
to complete staff housing
100%
of donations to the mission
Our mission
A second chance for the Highlands.
In the Highlands of Papua New Guinea, addiction is a growing problem — but there have been almost no resources for people who want help. Bridging Gap was built to change that.
We operate in partnership with Adult & Teen Challenge Global, bringing structured, faith-based recovery to a region where government support is nearly nonexistent.
Learn how we started →What we do
Recovery built on faith, community, and structure.
Journey to Freedom
In partnership with Restore Small Groups, residents work through a curriculum already proven across 12 countries.
Sustainable Campus
The center grows vegetables and raises chickens to sustain itself, teaching residents practical skills along the way.
Active campaignSee the campaign
Help us build staff housing.
We're raising $12,000 to build housing for the counselors and volunteers who make recovery possible. If just 120 people gave $100, the entire building could be funded.
$5,070 raisedof $12,000
From the field
All posts →Stories & updates
Mission
Inside Papua New Guinea's First Drug and Alcohol Rehab Center
For decades, men struggling with addiction in the PNG Highlands had nowhere to turn. That's finally changing.
June 10, 2026 · 6 min read
Campaign
Why Staff Housing is the Bottleneck for PNG Rehab
Counselors and volunteers need a safe place to sleep. Without it, the program can't grow.
June 1, 2026 · 4 min read
Recovery
What Faith-Based Recovery Actually Looks Like
Twelve-step programs, scripture, and the Journey to Freedom curriculum — here's the model we use.
May 20, 2026 · 5 min read